Green Leaf Publishers

A sweet and beautifully illustrated story for young readers that teaches them the value of conservation.  * * This story is in English and Spanish Boots & Bows go to the forest looking for a large Christmas tree. They find a magical talking cedar and talking animals who explain to the children that the tree is their home, so they can't take it away. The tree promises Boots & Bows that they could still have a Christmas tree in the forest. The animals decorate the cedar with pine cones, icicles, a star brought down from the sky by an eagle and colorful birds and it becomes the most beautiful live Christmas tree they ever saw. This is a lesson about nature and conservation. El árbol de Navidad Mágico Un cuento para educar a los niños acerca de conservar la naturaliza.  (Botas y Moñitos) Botas y Moñitos buscan un árbol de navidad en el bosque y quieren llevárselo a su casa. Pero encuentran un cedar mágico y los animales les explican a los niños

This unique book allows you to understand the meaning of a difficult childhood, and take from it the power of life and creativity, drawing from the wisdom of the small child.   Was based on authoress own experience of her inner child and includes over 40 recommendations.

If you are frustrated with traditional medical symptomatic treatments that do not cure your fibromyalgia or chronic fatigue syndrome and make you dependent on pain killers, you need to read this book. This book offers fibromyalgia relief and will eventually result in total healing of men and women who are suffering from the chronic pain of fibromyalgia and or chronic fatigue syndrome as a result of PTSD.

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